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The most common Spanish last name starting with P is PEREZ, it's the equivalent to SMITH in English. Other common last names are: PAREDES, PADILLA, PELAEZ, PINO, PINAL, PINEDA, PONCE, PLACENCIA OR PLASCENCIA (different spelling).
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